Tesla Model Y vs Model Y L (Long-Wheelbase) ·
Which to Rent in LA?
Landing in LA and want to rent a Tesla SUV? The standard Model Y works for a family of four, while the Model Y L (long-wheelbase) fits 6 adults plus luggage. Below we compare seats, space, range, and daily pricing to help you decide in thevehicle listand book quickly.
60-Second Spec Comparison: Model Y vs Model Y L
| Attribute | Tesla Model Y | Tesla Model Y L (Long-Wheelbase) |
|---|---|---|
| Body Type | Compact SUV | Long-wheelbase 6-seat SUV |
| Seating | 5 seats | 6 seats (2+2+2 captain's chairs) |
| Length | approx. 187 in / 4,751 mm | approx. 193 in / 4,905 mm |
| Rear Space | Moderate | Significantly more 2nd-row legroom, plus a usable 3rd row |
| Trunk + Frunk | approx. 76 cu ft (rear seats folded) | approx. 82 cu ft (3rd row folded) |
| Luggage Capacity | 4 large + 2 small suitcases | 6 large + 3 small suitcases |
| EPA Range | 260–320 mi | approx. 323 mi |
| FSD (Supervised) | Included | Included |
| Daily Rate | from $89 | from $129 |
| Best For | Families of 4 / long road trips | Multi-generational trips / 6-person business travel / airport group transfers |
When to Choose the Standard Model Y
For up to 4 people and up to 4 large + 2 small suitcases, mostly around LA plus short trips (San Diego, Big Bear, Joshua Tree), the standard Model Y is the best value: easier to maneuver, a friendlier daily rate, and plenty for families and couples. Seeall Tesla SUVsor go straight todaily / weekly / monthly prices.
When to Choose the Model Y L (Long-Wheelbase)
For 5–6 adults, multi-generational trips (grandparents + parents + kids) or airport group pickups, the Model Y L's six individual seats and longer wheelbase let adults sit comfortably in both the 2nd and 3rd rows; with the 3rd row folded it still fits 6 large suitcases, easy for Las Vegas, Yosemite or Santa Barbara. It's the family pick in ourSUV category.
Both Come with FSD (Supervised)
Every Tesla we rent has FSD (Supervised) enabled — in either the Model Y or the Model Y L you can try automatic lane changes and city navigation on the 405 / 101. If you have questions about FSD rules, accident responsibility or how your insurance applies, please read theFSD FAQ first.